The Scenic Beauty of Europe

Mystery's Creation

Think of the perfect poem to write

Where epiphany and brilliance rarely unite

Where splendor starts at the hands of Big Ben

And stretches all the way to the banks of the Seine

Where one sits and thinks for hours on end

About that which most only wish They could pen

The spector of the Eiffel Tower

Brightened by the Midnight hour

Delicate sleep sires euphoric dreams

Of the ebullience of a golden stream

The Arc de Triomphe with a rainbow above 

Encapsulates what I'm thinking of

Snow covered lilles encased in frost

That embrace the luxury of being embossed

With the melancholy essence of memories lost

Having incurred and survived it's wrath

Seeking refuge in a storm's aftermath

Marigolds and primrose interperse to create

A feeling of royalty one can't abdicate

A fantasy world where one sleeps with despair

Only to wake up from the night that They shared

And realize the dreams to which They adhered

Had become a most unwelcome nightmare

Now We finally return to the Seine

To bring this poem to a merciful end

And sincerely hope that We meet again

Perhaps,next time,on the banks of the Thames

  • Author: Mystery\'s Creation (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 10th, 2025 07:37
  • Category: Nature
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  • Lorenz

    Europe goes down in history by forgetting to flush the toilet !

    • Mystery\'s Creation

      Thanks for Your input.
      Have a great,safe and peaceful Day as I wish You and Yours the best of luck in Your future endeavors. 😊 ☺

    • Tony36

      Great write

      • Mystery\'s Creation

        Hello.I hope this finds You well.

        Thanks so much for taking the time to comment.Your poetry,no doubt,deserves the same.
        Please have a great,safe and peaceful Day as I wish You and Yours the best of luck in Your future endeavors 😊 ☺

        • Tony36

          You're welcome, the best of luck for you and yours as well



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